Our 5 days were packed full of adventure and honestly not a moment to spare. You name it and we probably did it. Here is the list of everything we did and I'm sure I left out some adventures.
NBC news
Rockefeller
Diamond District
St Peters
Statue of Liberty
Katsz’s
Zarin Fabrics
China Town
Brooklyn Bridge
Time Square
Carnegie Hall
Letterman Show
Wicked
Grand Central Station
Café Lalo
Yankee Stadium
Tom’s Restaurant
Wall Street
Ground Zero
South City Seaport
Mets Game
Meat Packing District
Diane Von Furstenburg & Tory Burch
Little Italy
PIZZA
Columbia
5th Avenue
Union Square
Serendipity
Mass
Central Park
Macys all 8 floors
Temple
Ruff Riders
Madison Square Garden
Pier 59-Golf
Soho
Empire State Building
After seeing all those sites I have 653 pictures to choose from and I have no idea which ones I'm going to post. I'm going to be making a lot of collages so ENJOY !!
Rockefeller
St Peters
Statue of Liberty. The line was ridiculous. Note to anyone that goes in the future buy them online or go in the winter and you will be the only one.
Al's Lucky Number 5!!
China town was crazy as usual.
The first time I went there with Tonya we wanted one of the fine quality fake purses. Some lady took us into a building and locked us in a room with hundres of purses and we were like what the?? I was trying to explain to Al about what they do, so I decided it would be best for him to experience it hands on. Some lady walked us around the block, handed us off to another lady we followed into a parking garage and on the bottom level in the corner was a van full of purses. Definately one of the more unique experiences. I did my best at taking a picture with my phone so here it is. The guy selling the purses said to me "No Pictas Pwease" and I said "Oh I'm not taking a picture." SUCKA...lol
I stopped to take a picture of some fruit on Canal Street and the people selling it FREAKED OUT, so I pretended to take another picture...lol Pretty sure I can take a picture of whatever I want. You think they were selling Mangosteens or something.
Back to our adventures in NYC. Here is the Brooklyn Bridge
Time Square. Per Mayor Bloomberg they are trying to attract more visitors to Time Square(as if there were'nt enough already) They put cheap lawn chairs in the middle of the street to loiter and sleep(see pictures below) We saw a bride and groom. We saw a guy selling Obama condoms saying things like Get your Obama condom for this hard time or Get your Obama Condom for the economic stimulus....lol
Late Show, Carnegie Hall, and best of all WICKED!! I'm so glad I finally got to see it and understand what all the hype was about. It was amazing.
The Yankees were out of town while we were there which was a bummer, but we went to see the new stadium and ended up going to a Mets game later that night. I bought a new Yankee hat but Al said I couldn't wear it to the Mets game. I obviously still don't understand sports.
Here is a picture of the old Yankees stadium all tore up. 
Mets Game.
As you can see Al is in his zone. At the game they gave eveyone a bag of potato chips and you were supposed to wait until the second inning,so a world record of 39,203 people crunching chips at once would be set. My life has changed since that night.
On Saturday we got to spend the entire day with Christy and we had sooo much fun. Thanks to Kat we got to eat the biggest and best slice of pizza for only $3.25
Outside we witnessed an intense game of Chess.
We walked around Columbia and all wished for a moment we would've went there for college.
We couldn't go to NYC without having sushi, so that night we had Sushi in Soho and went to Serendipity afterwards. There was only a 2.5 hour wait and after we sat down we were informed we had to spend a minimum of $8 a person.
During our wait we went to a candy store on the corner and had a little too much fun. We ended up getting our own little candy dispenser with a mini spoon. Best purchase ever!! The candy store had the best wallpaper ever and it totally reminded me of Willy Wonka, so we had to take a picture. The snozberries taste like snozberries.
5th Ave
We took a bike ride through Central Park, but we didn't do the pedaling. I loved seeing all the people laying out in the park. If I lived in the City I would totally layout there every weekend.
We couldn't go to NYC without doing something that involved golf, so here we are hitting golf balls. This is the coolest driving range I've ever been to because you don't have to put the golf ball on your tee everytime. A tee comes up after every ball you hit and you can adjust the height of the tee. We loved it!!
I made Al go into The Worlds Biggest Macy's with me and walk around all 8 levels. Every Macy's should be like that.
The last day we went to Little Italy and had lunch at a restaurant called Buona Notte. Al's dad went on his mission to Italy and this restaurant came highly recommended by him. I don't think he reads our blog, but we took these pics for you #4:D
New York City is the best. I ♥ NYC more and more everytime I go!!
